Showcase: what the Entdecker-Karte can do
Presentation for Investors & funders
5 available today · 2 in progress · 3 planned
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Over 4,000 places in two regions, guided tours with stops, photos and announcements, a scavenger hunt for children, good news from the road. No app, no trackers.
Show me →Our own routing service for cycling and walking, stops are triggered and read out on the spot, detours are guided back, emergency call with the nearest rescue point and the country's numbers.
Stade & Altes Land as pilot, North Limburg (NL) since 24 September 2026 with 1,600 places, the junction network and twelve junction routes in two languages. Every further region follows the same path.
Show me →Cycle junctions are read from OpenStreetMap; a sequence of numbers becomes a tour with line, stops and stories at the junctions. Gaps in the network are closed via other junctions.
Show me →497.4 million overnight stays in Germany in 2025, 361 million cycling day trips per year, 38.7 to 41.8 billion euros cycle tourism, over 750 certified tourist information offices. Figures and sources in the prospectus.
Show me →In progress
This page. Next: a demo region with sample data where interested parties can try everything with a code - create places, ride tours, and afterwards it is all gone again.
Parks with their own walks, enclosures with feeding times, rides with notes, navigation to the rented house, a test route for the park before takeover.
Planned
In every region the national language plus English as a switch, your preferred display language in your profile. Emergency numbers per country are already there.
A park or business offers its guests exclusive guided tours, visible under its brand, bookable per route; revenue share negotiable.
Map tiles for the phone without network, day planning via junctions with return guidance.
Questions & answers
Show me right on the map
- SearchHow do I use the map? · step 1Type a place, address or keyword – the map jumps there and shows what is around.
- Filter: what would you like?How do I use the map? · step 2Pick what you are interested in: food, lodging, culture, family, nature. The map shows only that.
- My locationHow do I use the map? · step 3One tap centres the map on you. Your location stays on your device.
- Explore the surroundingsHow do I use the map? · step 4“Surroundings” at the bottom left of the map shows what is around a spot – by theme, with tours, events and an AI companion. It also works in the panel of every place, such as your accommodation; a long press on the map explores exactly there.
- Discovery loopHow do I use the map? · step 5In the “Surroundings” window the map puts together a loop for you: about 2, 4 or 8 km on foot, about 8, 15 or 30 km by bike – past sights and back to where you started. The loop appears on the map; “Start tour” guides you with announcements.
- Tap a placeHow do I use the map? · step 6Every pin is coloured by group. Tap it to open the panel with everything we know.
- The panelHow do I use the map? · step 7Summary, opening and feeding times, history, pictures and “Go there”. Parks show whether admission is charged.
- ToursHow do I use the map? · step 8Below the map are the tours of the region: free loops and guided tours with stories and voice hints.
- RegionHow do I use the map? · step 9You are in this region. Once several regions are live, switch here.
- LanguageHow do I use the map? · step 10DE or EN – the choice applies to all map pages.
- Choose a tourFind and ride a tour · step 1Each card shows length, duration and difficulty. All tours are free – with every audio stop. Tap to open the tour page.
- The tour pageFind and ride a tour · step 2Description, all stops with stories and times, the route on the map. “Start the tour” opens ride mode – no account, no payment.
- Send to your phoneFind and ride a tour · step 3Planned on a laptop? The QR code on the tour page moves the tour to your phone – no account needed.
- Ride modeFind and ride a tour · step 4Voice hints arrive exactly at the spot, turn instructions included. In parks, “Find target” takes you to a house number; feeding times are announced in advance.
- Sign inHow do I add a place? · step 1Businesses sign in here. If your place is already on the map, claim the entry – we check and unlock it.
- My entriesHow do I add a place? · step 2The basic entry is free: name, one sentence, one picture. You maintain everything else yourself – opening hours, history, up to eight pictures.
- Parks: times and tourHow do I add a place? · step 3Zoos and theme parks enter feeding times, shows and guided tours and publish their test route under “Your routes”.
- Free of chargeHow do I add a place? · step 4The entry is free; there are no packages or prices. Businesses unlock further options by taking part: information, pictures and the story of their place earn points.
- SupportWhat does the map cost? Nothing – and how to support · step 1Map, tours and discovery loops are free – for guests, guides and businesses. There is no price list. This page shows how you can support the map.
- For guestsWhat does the map cost? Nothing – and how to support · step 2Guests pay nothing. If you like, you can support Navuntio voluntarily – the tours stay open for everyone.
- For businesses and parksWhat does the map cost? Nothing – and how to support · step 3The entry is free. What an entry already has stays; further options come through taking part – with points for information, pictures and stories –, not through payment.
🧭 Try it & how-to
Can I try the map first?
Yes. The live demo “Musterland” runs like the real thing – map, tours, ride mode, business view – only with fictional places on a real map. You need an invitation code from us; everything is reset at the end.
How do I use the map?
Search, filter, tap a place, read the panel – step by step right on the page, as speech bubbles you can dismiss.
Find and ride a tour
Choose, start, send to phone, ride – step by step right on the page, as speech bubbles you can dismiss.
How do I add a place?
Sign in, claim or create an entry, take part – step by step right on the page, as speech bubbles you can dismiss.
What does the map cost? Nothing – and how to support
Free for guests, guides and businesses – support is voluntary – step by step right on the page, as speech bubbles you can dismiss.
How ride mode works
Map, turn hints, sound, panel, view – step by step right on the page, as speech bubbles you can dismiss.
🗺 What is the Entdecker-Karte?
What does the Entdecker-Karte cost for guests?
Nothing. Viewing the map, discovering places, riding, all guided tours with their stories and every audio stop, the discovery loops and the scavenger hunt for children – all free and without registration. If you like, you can support Navuntio voluntarily – access never depends on it.
Do I need an app?
No. The map runs in the phone browser, including ride mode with turn instructions and announcements. If you like, add it to your home screen like an app.
Who is behind the Entdecker-Karte?
Severin Bandak from Stade. He invented the Entdecker-Karte, develops it and runs it privately; the Navuntio project is being established. Concept, development and operation are in one hand.
💰 Business model & figures
How does the Entdecker-Karte earn money?
The map sells nothing: it is free for guests, tour guides and businesses; there are no prices or packages. It is carried by sponsors, partners and public cooperations; voluntary support will be added and is never a condition for using the map. Funding needs, costs and measurable results are in the prospectus.
🏪 For businesses & partners
How does my business get on the map?
Many businesses are already on it. With "This is my business" you take over your entry; we briefly check that you belong to it, and afterwards you maintain description, opening hours, pictures and story yourself. The entry is free; there are no packages or prices. Businesses unlock further options by taking part: information, pictures and the story of their place earn points, and with the points the entry moves up a level.
🗣 For tour guides
What does a tour guide gain from the map?
Create your own guided tours, bring groups along via link, guide live with announcements to all devices, certificates for participants and statistics on how often a tour was ridden.
🔒 Technology, data & privacy
Where do the places and routes come from?
From OpenStreetMap, complemented by our editors and by the businesses themselves, who take over and maintain their entries. Junction networks and rescue points also come from public sources; the source is named on every map.
What happens to my location and data?
Your location stays in your browser and is used only for display and ride mode. There are no ad networks and no trackers; address search runs on our own server, not on third parties.
🌍 New regions
How does a new region get on the map?
Every region gets its own map at /karte/<code>/ with its own places, tours and texts, running on the same technology. Places and the junction network are read from OpenStreetMap, tours are built from junction sequences or GPX. North Limburg in the Netherlands has been the second region after Stade and the Altes Land since 24 September 2026.
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Ein Angebot der Entdecker-Karte für Stade und das Alte Land · Kostenlos nutzen & unterstützen · kostenlos, ohne App · Impressum